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Safe?for Now
June 13, 2006An asteroid has been corkscrewing around earth for years.It's finally heading off into deep space, so it won'timpact theearth. Space.com reports that asteroid 2003 YN107 was discovered in2003 and started corkscrewing around earth in 1999. NASA'SPaul Chodas says it is... continued
Diamonds in Space
June 13, 2006Mountains of diamonds, free for the taking? Astronomers say a planet like this may someday be discovered orbiting a newly-discovered nearby star. Ker Than writes in space.com that astronomers have detected large amounts of carbon gas in a newly forming... continued
Searching for Other Worlds
June 13, 2006The famous wheelchair-bound quantum physicist Stephen Hawking says the survival of the human race depends on our ability to find new homes elsewhere in the universe, because of the increasing risk that a disaster will destroy the earth. Just in... continued
Anne’s Diary: Dryer Sheets
June 13, 2006In her new diary, Anne Strieber writes: "Ever since my aneurysm burst suddenly a little less than two years ago, I?ve been in touch with higher forces. Or maybe I should put it this way: They've ALWAYS been in touch... continued
Birthday Confirmation
June 13, 2006Today is Whitley's birthday and he got an amazing birthday present: confirmation of his abduction experience, 20 years after it happened! Click here to read all about it. And if you want to read about the real visitor experiences of... continued
Dollar on the Edge
June 12, 2006Over the past two months a strange and disturbing thinghappened to the dollar: China and Japan began to shift awayfrom buying US Treasury debt (dollars) and into the Euromarket and other curriencies. Across April and May, the Eurobegan to rise,... continued
Funding Cut for Crucial Climate Data–UPDATE
June 12, 2006The Bush Administration has decided to cancel NASA climate satellites crucial to our ability to understand climate change. By shelving critical programs such as the Deep Space Climate Observatory, the administration continues to do all it can to conceal the... continued
Alberto Evening Update: Mandatory Evacuations
June 12, 2006Alberto has survived strong wind shear and remained anorganized storm, with winds being clocked at 85MPH over thepast few hours. The old eye collapsed in the earlyafternoon, and a new one formed. Thechief danger from this storm will be storm... continued
Norway Meteor Impact
June 10, 2006The Aftenposten newspaper in Norway reports that earlyWednesday morning, the country was struck by a meteor thathad theexplosive force of the atomic bomb that was dropped onHiroshima in 1945.The meteor hit the side of a mountain. There are no reportsof... continued
First Tropical Depression of the Season
June 10, 2006The first tropical depression of the 2006 hurricane seasonformed in the Caribbean in the same area that Katrina formedin 2005. The depression is poorly defined, with windsgusting to 35 miles an hour, but could become a named stormduring the coming... continued